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A filmmaker is set to premiere two documentaries at the Michigan Theatre in Michigan, presenting both works to an audience at the historic venue for the first time. The premieres give local viewers a chance to see the films on the big screen, and the event has drawn attention from regional news outlets covering Michigan's arts and culture scene.
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The Capitol theatre in Rome is once again screening the animated miniseries 'Over the Garden Wall', reviving a seasonal screening tradition. The return gives local audiences a chance to see the cult-favourite Cartoon Network show on the big screen, and fans of the autumn-themed series have been welcoming the announcement.
- 3Air Force Academy Hosts Family Screening of Hocus Pocus▼USAFA Family Movie: Hocus Pocus on Fri, Oct 30 @ 7:45 p.m.
The US Air Force Academy is hosting a family movie night showing the film Hocus Pocus on Friday, October 30 at 7:45 p.m. on its campus in Colorado Springs. The event invites academy families to enjoy a Halloween-season screening of the 1993 comedy about three witches. It is part of the academy's community programming.
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A new blog post explains Fitts's law, the human-computer interaction principle that movement time increases with distance and decreases with target size, and argues it explains why menu bars sit at screen edges. Edge placement gives menus effectively infinite target size, making them faster to hit, a design insight readers are debating.
- 5Hololive streamer plays Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach with heart-rate monitor●【Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach】Now with monitoring heart rate
Hololive VTuber Koseki Bijou is playing Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach live while wearing a heart-rate monitor, letting viewers watch her heart rate spike during the horror game's jump scares. The real-time biometric overlay has become a popular gimmick among horror-game streamers, as fans enjoy seeing genuine physical reactions to scares unfold on screen.
- 6iPhone Fold May Greet Buyers Personally at $1,999 Launch●iPhone Duo May Say Hello To Buyers Personally When $1,999 Foldable First Boots
Apple's first foldable iPhone, expected to carry a $1,999 price tag, may welcome buyers with a personal greeting the first time the device is powered on. The report suggests a tailored boot-up experience for early adopters of the long-rumoured two-screen handset, adding to speculation about how Apple will differentiate its entry into the foldable market.